Derby is located two hours North of Broome in Western Australia. Its a popular stop over for visitors travelling Australia with a variety of original cultural places to stay, eat and shop. The oldest town of Kimberley, Derby has a population of 4500 people, half of which are Aboriginal Australians. Here, there is 3 different Aboriginal languages. Its a unique experience to visit here, you get to experience a very hot climate and different culture of life here. Its truly unique and perfect stopover for bag packers.
Wharfingers House Museum includes Derby's fascinating history such as shipping, telecommunications, aviation and even fossils! The museum is interesting and gives you a more clear understanding of Derby's history. Its one of Derby's best attractions. Its open on request so you need to visit Derby Visitor Centre for a key.
The Botanical Gardens in Derby have been there for almost 30 years. With there amazing tranquil views it makes it a great place to watch the sunset in peace. Its well worth visiting and includes Derby's culture. Theres a library opposite to the Gardens containing displays of Aboriginal artefact's and works by Kimberley artists.
Wharfingers House Museum includes Derby's fascinating history such as shipping, telecommunications, aviation and even fossils! The museum is interesting and gives you a more clear understanding of Derby's history. Its one of Derby's best attractions. Its open on request so you need to visit Derby Visitor Centre for a key.
The Botanical Gardens in Derby have been there for almost 30 years. With there amazing tranquil views it makes it a great place to watch the sunset in peace. Its well worth visiting and includes Derby's culture. Theres a library opposite to the Gardens containing displays of Aboriginal artefact's and works by Kimberley artists.
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